Company news from The Futurum Group, and the research announcements that go out with new Futurum Intelligence data.
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Dion Hinchcliffe examines which vendors are emerging as the operational control planes for enterprise agentic AI, and why orchestration, governance, and interoperability now define market leadership.
Brad Shimmin, Research Director at Futurum, reveals key findings from the 1H 2026 Data Intelligence survey, showing a move from broad AI hype to pragmatic technical task automation in documentation and coding.
Dion Hinchcliffe explains how CIOs are shifting AI into R&D and product innovation, signaling a major move from productivity gains toward building new enterprise capabilities and competitive advantage.
Futurum’s Dion Hinchcliffe finds CIO AI priorities pivoting from productivity to innovation as desired AI outcomes shift dramatically and pilot-stage adoption collapses 31.2 pts across three quarterly CIO survey waves.
Mitch Ashley, VP & Software Lifecycle Engineering practice lead at Futurum, shares new research showing enterprises are prioritizing AI agent observability before agents are deployed at scale, outranking distributed tracing and AIOps in procurement priorities.
Brendan Burke, Research Director at Futurum, reveals that no single AI workload is primary for most enterprises, with inference leading at just 34.6%. The balanced distribution demands workload-optimized processors and software stacks.
Nick Patience, VP & AI Platforms Practice Lead at Futurum, analyzes the shift in AI use case revenue as code generation and process automation move from experiments to dominant drivers, capturing over 43% of enterprise platform spend by 2030.
Nick Patience, VP & AI Platforms Practice Lead at Futurum, shares his insights on new Futurum Research, which reveals a GenAI split between cloud (22.4%) and hybrid (20.8%), while GPU neoclouds capture 10.5% as enterprises diversify their deployment.
Dion Hinchcliffe, Practice Lead for Digital Leadership & CIO at Futurum, analyzes new survey data showing CIOs consolidating platform spend as AI shifts from pilot projects to revenue-driving enterprise infrastructure.
Nick Patience, VP & AI Practice Lead at Futurum, reveals findings from new AI Platforms market research. The base forecast shows a surge to $292B by 2030, with bull and bear scenarios mapping growth drivers and risks that could drive the forecast higher or lower.
Nick Patience, AI Platforms Practice Lead at Futurum shares his insights on how AI21 Labs addresses foundational enterprise AI accuracy challenges with Maestro, its agentic orchestration system, and hybrid Jamba models.
Nick Patience, VP & AI Practice Lead at Futurum, shares his insights on new research that reveals CTOs lead AI purchasing at 25%, with technical roles controlling 72% of authority as organizations prioritize expertise.
Keith Kirkpatrick, Research Director at Futurum, reveals key findings from enterprise software decision makers, who express a preference for flexible genAI pricing approaches offered by SaaS vendors.
Nick Patience, VP & AI Platforms Practice Lead at Futurum, shares insights on dramatic acceleration in generative AI impact expectations, with 71% of organizations now expecting transformational changes within 3-5 years.
Krista Case, Research Director at Futurum, shares her insights on Rubrik’s planned acquisition of Predibase.
Brad Shimmin at Futurum shares new research showing the global data market surging to $876.6B by 2029. Discover how AI automation and the demand for AI-ready data fuel this massive expansion.
Nick Patience, VP & AI Practice Lead at Futurum, reveals that 52% of organizations now prioritize AI expertise over price when selecting vendors, marking a strategic shift toward capability-driven procurement.
Dion Hinchcliffe, VP and Practice Lead at Futurum, shares his insights on how CIOs are maturing their AI strategies in 2025 to prioritize scalable success, financial efficiency, and partner ecosystem control.
Nick Patience, VP & AI Practice Lead at Futurum, reveals CEOs and CTOs now drive 44.5% of AI decisions, showing a strategic shift from technology-first to business-first leadership in enterprise AI adoption.
Nick Patience, VP & AI Practice Lead at The Futurum Group, reveals key findings from comprehensive Generative AI implementation research showing data privacy (48.1%), talent scarcity (44.2%), and regulatory compliance (41.0%) as the top barriers organizations face in 2025.